Dalgleish Construction

Dalgleish Construction An architectural home builder specializing in high-end residential construction in Austin and the Texas Hill Country. Since 1981.

Long summer days on the Frio River call for a great family room to come back to. Pool, darts, a cold drink and plenty of...
08/31/2026

Long summer days on the Frio River call for a great family room to come back to. Pool, darts, a cold drink and plenty of family memories.

This second home in Frio Cañon was built for summer weekends just like these. Beautiful spaces, made to be lived in.

Built by the Dalgleish Farm & Ranch Team.

Architecture: Mark Richardson Architects
Interiors: Blair Burton Interiors
Photography: Julie Soefer

Some of the most memorable homes are the ones that tell you something about the people who live there.This one certainly...
08/22/2026

Some of the most memorable homes are the ones that tell you something about the people who live there.

This one certainly does.

Built within the structure of a reclaimed late-1800s barn, this one-of-a-kind office loft brings together a lifetime of interests and collections. Warm oak cabinetry crafted by the Dalgleish Woodshop and hand-scraped wood floors feel right at home alongside old timbers, guitars, aviation memorabilia, books and plenty of model cars.

Personal. Collected. And entirely its own.

Designed: David Dalgleish
Interiors: Blair Burton Interiors
Cabinetry: Dalgleish Woodshop
Builder: Dalgleish Farm & Ranch Team

An architectural vision coming to life.Architecture: Michael G. Imber ArchitectsLandscape: James Hyatt StudioBuilder: Da...
08/21/2026

An architectural vision coming to life.

Architecture: Michael G. Imber Architects
Landscape: James Hyatt Studio
Builder: Dalgleish Construction

This curved stair took some serious framing and a lot of skilled hands to get from this to the finished space.It's fun t...
08/19/2026

This curved stair took some serious framing and a lot of skilled hands to get from this to the finished space.

It's fun to look back at the parts of a project that eventually get covered up. There sure is a lot of good work behind those finished walls.

Built by Dalgleish.

Architect: Ted Young
Design: Elizabeth Stanley Design

Designed by Michael G. Imber Architects, this tiled dome was one of those details that required architecture, engineerin...
08/17/2026

Designed by Michael G. Imber Architects, this tiled dome was one of those details that required architecture, engineering, and craftsmanship to come together just right.

Years later, it’s still one of our favorite examples of what it takes to turn an ambitious architectural idea into something beautifully unique and built to last.

Architect: Michael Imber
Builder: The Dalgleish Team

And some of the best crafts people in Texas.

Every project begins with a vision.Earlier this year, our team mobilized on a 33-acre Lake Austin property that will bec...
07/31/2026

Every project begins with a vision.

Earlier this year, our team mobilized on a 33-acre Lake Austin property that will become a private family retreat nestled along the waterfront. Designed by the team at Michael G. Imber Architects with interiors by Lozano Jolas Interiors, it’s the kind of project that reminds us why thoughtful collaboration matters.

What you won’t see in the finished photographs is that years of planning happen before the first piece of equipment ever arrives.

For the past several years, our Construction Support team has worked alongside the owners and design team to navigate constructability, budgeting, logistics, and countless decisions. Good preconstruction isn’t about cutting costs. It’s about making informed decisions early so every dollar contributes to the finished home while preserving the architect’s vision.

Today, our field teams are cutting in roads, installing underground utilities, and performing the rough excavation that will establish the home’s final elevation.

Sometimes the smallest details make the biggest difference. Before foundation elevations are finalized, temporary platforms are erected so the team can experience the proposed floor heights and confirm views across the property. It’s one of many small steps that helps ensure the home feels exactly as intended long before concrete is poured.

We’re grateful to be entrusted with this project and excited to share the journey as it comes to life.

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Built. Thoughtfully. By the team at Dalgleish Construction

When a family dreams of a Hill Country getaway, every space should offer a sense of peace.The primary bath was designed ...
07/26/2026

When a family dreams of a Hill Country getaway, every space should offer a sense of peace.

The primary bath was designed to capture the beauty and serenity of the Texas Hill Country while creating a place to slow down, recharge, and enjoy the quiet moments of the day. Every detail was thoughtfully considered and built to be enjoyed for generations.

The custom vanity was crafted by the Dalgleish Woodshop specifically for this home, creating a piece that feels as intentional and timeless as the space itself.

Built by Dalgleish.

Interiors: Blair Burton Interiors and Dalgleish
Design: Dalgleish
Photographer: Julie Soefer Photography

In Texas, a pool can easily become the heart of the home.This Tarrytown new build was designed around a private courtyar...
07/23/2026

In Texas, a pool can easily become the heart of the home.

This Tarrytown new build was designed around a private courtyard where family and friends naturally gather. Every major living space opens to the outdoors, creating a home that feels connected from every angle.

Built by Dalgleish.

If cozy had an address, this would be it.The kind of room that makes you want to sleep in on a Saturday morning, grab a ...
07/21/2026

If cozy had an address, this would be it.

The kind of room that makes you want to sleep in on a Saturday morning, grab a cup of coffee, and stay awhile.

The reclaimed wood overhead already carries decades of history in its grain and will continue to deepen in character over the years, bringing even more warmth to this Hill Country retreat.

Built by Dalgleish.

Architecture: Shiflet Group Architects
Interiors: Blair Burton Interiors

Built from lessons that have stood the test of time. Separate buildings with shared gathering spaces. A family compound ...
07/17/2026

Built from lessons that have stood the test of time. Separate buildings with shared gathering spaces. A family compound rooted in the building traditions of the Texas Hill Country.

Built by Dalgleish.

Interiors: Blair Burton Interiors and Dalgleish
Design: David Dalgleish
Photographer: Julie Soefer Photography

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4019 Spicewood Springs Road
Austin, TX
78759

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